Datapulter

Datapulter uploads your camera roll (photos, videos, slo-mo, etc) to object storage. Supported providers include:

* Backblaze B2
* Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3
* DigitalOcean Spaces
* Minio
* ...and any other S3-compliant provider!

MORE FEATURES
* Keeps the original file format & name as it exists on your device.
* File hashes are compared after transfer to ensure integrity.
* No ads.
* 100% written in Swift.

FAQ
Q: Why no background upload?
A: Apple's app sandbox does not allow it. This only works by moving the camera roll to temporary storage prior to upload.

Q: Does Datapulter check that source and destination match?
Not currently. Datapulter maintains a local file list but If you uninstall then reinstall you will need to do a full backup. Likewise if you alter the destination manually by adding or removing objects.

Q: What IAM permission do I need for S3?
A: ListAllMyBuckets is used for account authorization. The others used are: AbortMultipartUpload, GetObject, GetObjectAcl, ListMultipartUploadParts, PutObject, and PutObjectAcl.

Q: What is the "prefix" parameter?
A: Object storage has no concept of a directory. Most clients however will allow you to simulate a directory structure by adding a prefix to the filename.

Q: What is Virtual Hosting for S3 providers?
A: Some S3-compliant providers may support Virtual Hosting or Path-style syntax for forming endpoint URLs. Datapulter supports both.